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People have spotted something very wrong with a promotional ad by the Liberal Democrats [VIDEO]

Kerry-Anne Mendoza by Kerry-Anne Mendoza
19 June 2022
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People have noticed something wrong with the latest video by the Liberal Democrats. There’s no nice way to say it. It looks like the opening scenes of a very bad porno.

Lib Dems in action

The Lib Dem video is supposed to promote fair trade. But it has attracted attention on social media for quite different reasons. Firstly, for being so awful. Secondly, for being so awful it could be the first minute of a truly terrible adult film.

The footage opens with Lib Dem MP Sarah Olney sat at her desk, failing to act like she’s typing. She releases a feigned sigh worthy of a child in a first nativity play, and exclaims (never has that word been so apt):

Ooh, I could use a break!

Enter fellow Liberal Democrat MP Tom Brake (see what they did there?). You need to think of Brake as the guy who shows up to ‘fix deine cable’.

“Did I hear someone call my name?” he asks, in a fashion so cardboard I’m fairly sure a strong shake of the man would yield cornflakes. To which Olney replies with a Tena Lady ad grin:

No, not that kind of break. But would you like to join me?

After that comes the important bit, which no one ever sees because they’re busy bleaching their eyes.

The elephant in the room

It didn’t take long for social media users to recall where they’d seen acting this appalling before.

https://twitter.com/MattTurner4L/status/837346233018683393

https://twitter.com/StanDevia/status/837248443005296641

Told you.
Pure filth. 😳https://t.co/pxw8DG7y5h

— Jack Primley (@PrimleyJack) March 2, 2017

Unless the Lib Dems were trying to pay homage to the greats of the adult movie scene, whatever they were trying to do here failed. This project went down like – no, let’s just stop there.

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